“NYSF was a turning point for me” – NYSF Alumnus Chris Hatherly
Chris Hatherly is the Director of Science Policy and Projects at the Australian Academy of Science. His journey into science began in 1996 at the National Youth…
Australian Museum Eureka Prize for NYSF Chair Professor Tanya Monro
Congratulations to NYSF Chair Professor Tanya Monro who was part of a national team awarded the 2015 University of New South Wales Eureka Prize for Excellence in…
NYSF Alumna Kelli Francis-Staite is Oxford Bound
Kelli Francis-Staite 2009 NYSF Alumna and Adelaide University student has recently been announced as the 2015 South Australian Rhodes Scholar. For three years she will work alongside…
Braving the cold in the Antarctic – NYSF Alumna Sandra Kerbler
NYSF Alumna Sandra Kerbler is one of 78 women worldwide to be selected to participate in Homeward Bound, a leadership and strategic program for women in science,…
Unravelling microscopic evidence of supercontinents … in three minutes
NYSF 2008 Alumna and student staff leader Catherine Wheller was one of eight grand finalists to compete in The University of Melbourne’s Three Minute Thesis competition (3MT®) in…
Humans in space and dark stuff: are you curious?
What happens to the human body in space? How small is a nanoparticle? And just what is dark matter? Nova, the Australian Academy of Science’s website for…